The Dreadnaught chords

[Am]There is a flash packet, flash packet of f[D]ame;
She hail[Am]s from New York and the Dre[G]adnaught's her [C]name;
She's bound to the westward where the stormy winds [G]blow
[N.C.]And away[Am] to the westward the Dreadnaught will [G]go;
Derry d[Am]own, *down, [G]down, derry [AM]down.* ( 2nd voice repeat)

[Am]Now the Dreadnaught she lies in the river Mersey[D] ,
[Am]Awaiting the tugboat to [G]take her to [C]sea,
around the Rock Light where the salt tides do fl[G]ow;
[N.C.]And away[Am] to the westward the Dreadnaught will g[G]o;
Derry d[Am]own, down, [G]down, derr[Am]y down.

[Am]Now the Dreadnaught's a-howling down the wild Iris[D]h Sea,
Her p[Am]assengers merry with h[G]earts full of g[C]lee,
[Am]Her sailors like lions they strut to and f[G]ro;
[N.C.]She's A [Am]Liverpool packet, o Lord, l[G]et her go;
Derr[Am]y down, down, d[G]own, derry d[AM]own.

[Am]Here's a health to the Dreadnaught and all her brave c[D]rew,
To b[Am]old Captain Samuels, his of[G]ficers, to[C]o;
And to those she can't carry its not that she's [G]small
[N.C.]The Drea[Am]dnaught's a flier she can't take 'em all[G] ;
Derry[Am] down, down, d[G]own, derry d[AM]own.
d[Am]own, down, der[G]ry down. [AM]
d[Am]own, down, der[G]ry down. r[AM]epeat these 2 lines to finish